How to change a GNOME panel icon from command line?
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How to change a GNOME panel icon from command line?
How am making a simple BASH script that is run when you click an icon on the panel. I want the script to change this icon (so it is an indicator icon just as much as it is a launcher). Any idea how to control such an icon or somehow refresh the icons on the GNOME panel so they know to change it if I simply change the icon file itself?
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